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Papers of Howard Judson Hall

1892 to 1904
AZ 034
Collection Guide
Letter to President Comstock

Howard Judson Hall (1869-1941) was a professor of English, the first librarian at the University of Arizona and acting UA President in 1903. The collection includes letters, reports, and other miscellaneous papers along with letters to previous UA Presidents: Theodore B. Comstock, Robert W. Billman, Millard M. Parker, and Frank Y. Adams. Also includes correspondence regarding plans for the New Library and Museum Building.

Included materials:
Manuscript
Collection Area:
University of Arizona

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